Denatonium

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by Denatonium 6mo ago
I fully agree. Similar to killing bacteria with antibiotics, Attempting to idiot-proof machinery only leads to the creation of idiot-proofing-resistant idiots. We need to move back to putting users back into full control. Machines (includin
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by Denatonium 6mo ago
Is this new? It seems like this sort of thing has been going on for a while. A lot of the products are incorrectly labelled as containing amanita muscaria, but contain cannabinoids such as Δ8-THC and/or Δ9-THC and/or 4-substituted
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by Denatonium 6mo ago
A lot of the older hybrids use NiMH batteries. With that being said, a replacement traction battery for a 2nd gen Prius isn't that expensive, at least compared to newer hybrids/EV batteries. The second gen Prius is practical, affo
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by Denatonium 6mo ago
Finding it's half the fun! Going out walking by a creek/river on a warm, rainy spring day is kind of an antidepressant in its own right. When you find a patch of Ovoids and pick a few, it's just all the better.
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by Denatonium 6mo ago
Calling the Prologue "Honda's EV" feels like a huge stretch. The Prologue was a rebadged GM vehicle that served strictly as a compliance car for meeting CAFE standards. Now that the CAFE standards have been rendered toothless
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by Denatonium 7mo ago
MicroG does an excellent job at reimplementating most of Google's proprietary APIs on the client side. I don't know how feasible this is, but it would be cool if there were open-source drop-in replacements for Google's server
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by Denatonium 7mo ago
The best solution for this is to buy a $30 burner phone at Walmart and use it unactivated, tethered to your main de-Googled device. You can use the burner for only tasks requiring Play Integrity. Make sure to leave one star reviews on all s
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by Denatonium 7mo ago
It's pretty cool to see a licensed, authorized LPFM station being set up by hobbyists! Prior to the PIRATE act of 2020, running a pirate FM station was effectively legal until the second time you were busted. Prior to 2020, if you shut
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by Denatonium 7mo ago
It would be nice if IA could create a browser extension or TLS-intercepting proxy that end users can run over their own computers and connections, allowing crowd-sourced scraping. It would need an allow/deny-listing feature for sites t
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
Only to have your own card. You can be an authorized user on a credit card even if you're under 18.
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
As if tetraethyl lead in gasoline wasn't bad enough, they also added ethylene dichloride and/or ethylene dibromide, which acted as a lead scavengers, preventing deposits of insoluble lead (II) oxide from forming and clogging up en
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
Getting a capture card that supports VGA is another possibility. Or don't and just say you did. Is there realistically any way to know whether a video was screen-recorded or if it was downloaded?
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
In spite of its issues, it seems like Monero is the only mainstream cryptocurrency that actually still lives up to the ethos of what Satoshi had in mind.
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
The built-in terminal app seems to be similarly flaky on my Pixel 8. Also, the kernel it boots into is really stripped down, and it lacks a ton of essential features. I was not able to install VirtualHere client to pass through USB devices,
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
I tried it during the summer between 8th and 9th grade after discovering a Datura Stramonium plant growing at a beach on Cape Cod. Fortunately the plant was growing in sand, and the alkaloid content of the plant was very low. I boiled an en
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
Another example, this one deliriant and not psychedelic, is atropine/scopolamine, found in certain nightshades, such as deadly nightshade, mandrake, plants in the Datura genus, and trees in the Brugmansia genus. The chemical weapon QNB
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
I kind of doubt this, as the rapidly changing nature of mobile IP addresses would mean that a periodic outbound connection would still be necessary to keep the attack up-to-date on the compromised devices current IP address. At that point,
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
In the case of T-Mobile, unsolicited inbound IPv6 connections are blocked, but direct P2P is still possible. I successfully established a WireGuard tunnel over IPv6 between 2 phones. With IPv6, since the internal addresses and ports and the
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by Denatonium 8mo ago
All the Linux routers I've used utilize Endpoint-Independent mapping with Address- and Port-Dependent _filtering_. This means you can still establish direct P2P connectivity behind a Linux-based NAT device with users behind other Linux
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by Denatonium 9mo ago
This is true, but the beauty of UDP is that it's basically just a raw socket with a tiny 8 byte header slapped on top, with 2 bytes for source port, 2 bytes for destination port, 2 bytes for length, and 2 bytes for a checksum. You coul
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by Denatonium 10mo ago
Not to mention that in an emergency, you can always turn the key to kill the engine, and then put it back into pre-igntion (to unlock the steering column). You won't have power-assisted braking or power-steering, but with a bit of adre
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by Denatonium 10mo ago
What cars is this the case in? All the cars I've ever driven have hydraulic-assisted brakes but can still be used without the assist in a pinch, if you really use your leg muscles. It seems REALLY dangerous to have no ability to manual
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by Denatonium 11mo ago
I think what OP is saying is that if a manufacturer is putting real LSD on a tab, it's unlikely that they're also adding an adulterant.
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by Denatonium 1y ago
The only app I use that actually cares is Craigslist of all things. The app doesn't do anything that the mobile website doesn't.
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by Denatonium 1y ago
MoCA is truly amazing. I'm getting full symmetrical 940 Mbps speeds simultaneously over upload and download using RG59 cable with a pair of ECB6250. It helps that our house is fairly small, as the high frequencies that MoCA uses get at
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by Denatonium 1y ago
Ethernet of powerline adapters a very YMMV situation. Occasionally, it works great for people, but more often than not, the performance is poor and/or unreliable, especially in countries with split-phase 120/240 volt power (where
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by Denatonium 1y ago
I wonder if Toybox got its name from the Soundgarden song of the same name or if it was chosen due to the similarity of Busybox's collection of toys.
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by Denatonium 1y ago
It's been happening to me too. I don't want to flag the messages as spam, as the mail delivery subsystem is doing exactly as it is supposed to, but this is a problem.
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by Denatonium 1y ago
In the case of PureVPN, the only way of preventing leaks is by switching to a different provider. There is definitive proof that they keep logs despite their claims to the contrary. I have linked to a federal criminal complaint where the FB
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by Denatonium 1y ago
For the love of God, don't use PureVPN ! They have been proven in court to log traffic, despite claiming not to.[1] [1] https://cyberinsider.com/vpn-logs-lies/

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